The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-06-24

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Princeton college win organise past geadu.
and university degrees.
Floods did much damage 10 RAILROADS and
bridges In the vicinity Of Obetlin and Grafton,
Ohio.
Mrs. Anna Grimm, Of Philadelphia, IN . It
Of insantty killed her babe and herself on Sat
urday last.
William 3. Chandler was elected to the
Senate Of the United States from New Hamp
shire.
Sidney A. Dwight. c .shier Of the Cox sackie
N. ~ National bank 10 q defaul:cr for the
amount Of 10000.
Ex-secretary Manning arrived At New York
On the nth. lie was welcomed by . numbei
Of friends down the hay.
The gra luat'ng exercises OF West Point Nil.
itary academy began ON Saturday morniug,
June IL. A colored boy won second place ia
the graduating class.
The Crtsier Iron and Steel company will
works At Roanoke, Va, has made An assign
ment for the benefit Of it's creditors. Pre-
ferred creditors amount to eS7s,0O0.
The Carlisle Indian training school sen,
seventy.threc Indians vest Monday, nearly al
Ut whom have completed their course o.
school. They were mostly Ct tho stou,
tribes.
While driving . wagon loaded with nitro
glycerinc cans rear Clean, N. Y, Monday
the cans exploded with . terrific force, iu
stantly killing Lem Hart, whose mauglet
remains were found msny yards away. Tn,
wagon was blown to splinters, the horse.
badly mangled and fences, etc, demolished
Havemeyer's sugar refinery at Green Ppin,
vas destroyed by fire on Saturday morning
The fire extended to the Devoe OIL works am
Destroyed everything, burning the stables o
the luton Crosstown Street Car company
The buildings OF the Brooklyn Cooperag,
company and Gleason's Glass works were o,
lire. The loss will exceed q, 1000 900.
A new feature Of the strike In the cox,
regions is the the action Of owners Of bias
furnaces. They sent . committee to the mem
bers OF the late syndicate aud Informed then
they would positively refuse to pay any NOR,
than tl.50 per ton for coke, md thai the.
would keep their furnaces banked. Thi
places the coke operators between two fires
They say It will be impossible for them to pa!
the advance in wages and then reduce tn,
price Of coke.
r. G. Dun 4 Co.'s weekly business review
reports an Improvement both In crop report
and the financial situation, and says that bu
for the labor troubles and excessive specula
ton the outlook would be entirely satisfac
tory. Money is 10 good supply at all point.
and collections fair and improving. The bus
mess failures in the United States aad Can
ada for the seven days numbered 17S, agains
200 during the corresponding period Of las
year.
Boston has . social sensation bordering o,
the scandalous. Elmer Chickering,
photographer was arrested recently To-
selling indecent pictures Of the most pro,ni
nent women of the city. Photograph
printed from negatives taken by Chickerius
have btcn distributed, some of them appear
ing in attire so scanty as to be almost imper
certible. Some Of the girls were so devote,
to art that they posed as "venus rising from
the sea" 'Nyntphs of the BATH" etc. Chick
ering has been indicted.
A waterspout burst over Natichokc. Pa
doing great damage. Toe sewers we're in
capable of carrying of the water and It quick
" flooded the streets to . depth of three feet
The rushing water undermined and ewep,
away several residences aud put out the fire,
OF the sufauehanna Coal company, stot ping
all work in the mines. Thirty tenement
houses in the ncighborhcod OF the boiler
house were surrounded and the occupant
were eriven to the roofs, where they wer.
taken on safely. About two huudred-f feet Of
the Pennsylvanis railroad roadbed Wal
washed away.
The backbone OF the great coke strike wal
broken Thursday by the Hungarian striker,
at the Sterling and Jtmtown works Of Schoon
maker Il Co. returning to work at the OF
wages 1t Is understood the Hungarians helt
. meeting and decided to withdraw their dc
mands and go back to the orcrators' term,
This virtually settles the strike, although
there are 1000 Hungarians in the region, aut
S ia W AVlCcu W lOlIOW CT uS(
their pcrsuafiuns. All the operators are pre-
ptring to resume. 1t is expected all of tn.
1900 men who have b.en on a strike for til,
past THREE months vii go to work..
The municipal council of the Irish National
league Of New York, decided to hold q dem
onstration Ut Cooper union ON the evening Of
the queens jubilee day. A remarkable ticke,
of admission has been prepared and will h.
widely circulated. 1t Is edged In deep O
Ing, and inecribed in large black caps: .Irist
Americans Of New r. rk will hold q memuris
demonstration at Cooper institute Tuesds,
evening, June 81 English queens iubil..
day to commemorate the death of the Irist
race to have persisted on the scaffold aud ii
the dungeon, and by famine and eviction
during fifty years Of victoria's murderou.
misrule."
At . meeting Of the cmigrant commission
ers in New York. the question of permitting
the landing Of nirety emigrants flom Ireland
Who came here In the steamer City Of Chester,
came up. The cmigrants had been sent her.
by the British government, which paid ,hei,
passages. Their admission was objected :.
ON the ground that thy were paupers and
likely to become public charges. The com
missioners decided to permit the landing OF
three women and one man aud their families